All
human being are
born as free and equal in dignity and rights in any sense. We all are
blessed with a reason and conscience and should act towards one
spirit to live in Peace. We all are entitled to all the rights and
freedoms set forth in declaration, without distinction of any kind,
such as race, color, sex, language, religion, nation, property, by
birth or by status. We all have our own right to live the life on own
way, with a liberty and our own dignity. Everyone
has the right to education, to
roam freely, to express own thought.
The
above excerpt from United Nations Universal Declaration of Human
Rights (UDHR) is enough to speak and convey the deep communication
dedicated to human rights..
In
a country that’s seen more than its share of violence, the fate of
one teenager might not seem to count for much. But somehow Malala
Yousafzai of Pakistan has managed to become an international
inspiration. The
transmutation of a simple school girl (In the country where girls'
eduction is
rejected
thoroughly by those narrow minded religion fighter who are aggressive
for nothing more than flesh and blood) to an international icon,
nominated and one strongest candidate
among all nominations
for
Nobel Peace Prize, that
'll be announced on 11th
Oct. 2013 CET. She's
the youngest-ever candidate who got such an international attention
and a hot favorite for Year'13, Nobel Peace Prize, including
one of the hundred most influential person across the globe.
Born
on July, 12, 1997 in Pakistan to a school owner, a poet and an
eduction activist by himself who endeavors a chain of
schools known as Khushal Public School. She once stated to an
interview that she'd like to became a doctor, though later her father
discovered her quality as a featured speaker and encouraged her to
become a politician instead.
The
girl came to international attention when shot by Taliban gunmen in
her native Pakistan for daring to attend school, ignoring there all
desperate menace. Her life story stands out as a symbol of bravery
and conviction like Anne Frank (The acclaimed author of “The
diary of a Young Girl”). She's indeed emerged as a global icon of
hope and courage for girls and women, especially in Pakistan and
Afghanistan where historically they have been targets of atrocities,
ideological violence and other abominable crimes besides being
victims of gender inequality.
There
are several good reasons why this year's Nobel peace prize should be
awarded to this teenage education activist Malala Yousafzai;
erecting for own fundamental right is one of those many reasons.
Recently,
while reading “The Hindu” I came through one of captive news
where Pakistani Talibani's spokes to a spokesman addressing “Malala”
for her education courageousness and her attempt to acquire her
fundamental right, said “If we found her again then we would
definitely try to kill her and will feel proud on her death,” they
added “We didn't target her for spreading education in her area,
besides we targeted her for making jokes of Islam, and that was
enough reason for attacking her.”
I'm
still astonished by approach of Pakistani Taliban’s to kill an
innocent girl, and making a difference for Islam. I didn't know the
meaning of this word “ISLAM”, though I strongly believe, all the
followers of religion are also quite aware about the actual meaning
of “ISLAM”. As per my knowledge and based on research on
different WWW sites, the meaning of ISLAM is “to surrender to god”
where the word ISLAM is created from root SALAM which mean is
“PEACE”, besides all the religious ledger written by
different religious leader belongs to different religion convey a
same message “follow and surrender yourself to god and seek
to be live in peace.” Unfortunately, we all are
talking about our proclivity towards this and that religion, while we
do not adhere the basics and true meaning of any religion. I'd
like to respect all religion, because I believe there's is no any
religion exists in this world. This is merely a word derived by US to
discriminate the human race, besides there's no difference in
a mortal structure, we all are made up from same color of blood and same conformation of flesh.
There
are many people in this world, who deserve to get an international
attention more that this little girl. Besides, she is truly an
inspiration for the world.
"Everyone has something to say, something to contribute, everyone can make a difference, Only need an ability to start on." ---- Singh Dhitendra
Regards
Dhitendra
Keep Smiling :-)
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